The Dev Morning Show (At Night)

It’s the finale episode of The Dev Morning Show (At Night)! We’re finishing out the season by looking back at the coolest old tech we saw, most memorable guest quotes, and funny moments that you may not have seen before! ------------------- Episode Timestamps: (01:04): Cassidy and Zach discuss their favorite part of The Dev Morning Show (At Night) (03:55): Favorite old tech moments (14:15): Memorable guest quotes (27:44): Funny moments ------------------- “​​It's an ever-growing industry where there's so much knowledge out there and a lot of people may not be up to date on, ‘What is the latest, greatest way to do things?’ Or, ‘What is the latest and greatest tech?’ It's good to be compassionate and understand people's viewpoints and where they're coming from. It just helps everyone, at least from a learning perspective, just grow better.” – Zach Plata ------------------- Links: Twitter - Follow Cassidy Twitter - Follow Zach The Dev Morning Show (At Night) YouTube Page

This episode features an interview with Munnawar Hashim, a Developer Advocate at LaunchDarkly. Munnawar joined the dev community in 2020 after a successful career as an English language teacher. He is passionate about diversity, comedy, and exploring integrations and plug-ins. In this episode, Cassidy and Zach sit down with Munnawar to discuss stepping out of your comfort zone, expressing gratitude through emojis, and Sega Mega Drives. ------------------- Episode Timestamps: (01:49): What Munnawar is working on right now (02:58): What Munnawar’s day-to-day looks like (05:37): What tools Munnawar uses (06:33): How Munnawar got into the industry (10:22): Rapid Fire Questions (21:24): Random Segment Generator (27:31): Cassidy’s Sage Advice ------------------- “As a dev advocate, I wake up and I'm like, ‘I don't know what I'm going to do after I finish brushing my teeth,’ but it's going to be something quite sick. So, usually it's that discovery phase of either finishing off a video, a blog post, or a slide deck. Or reaching out to teams within my company being like, ‘You guys make really cool integrations. Is there any that are coming out next week that I can make stuff about?’” – Munnawar Hashim ------------------- Links: Twitter - Follow Munnawar Twitter - Follow Cassidy Twitter - Follow Zach The Dev Morning Show (At Night) YouTube Page

This episode features an interview with Suz Hinton, Senior Software Engineer at CrowdStrike, where she develops advanced threat hunting technologies. Suz has been in the industry for over 15 years holding positions at Microsoft, Stripe, and Kickstarter. She’s also an advocate for accessibility, privacy, security, and prioritizing the user experience. In this episode, Cassidy, Zach, and Suz discuss not being dogmatic, exploring outside the domain, and self-hosted web services. ------------------- Episode Timestamps: (03:34): What Suz is working on right now (05:29): What Suz’s day-to-day looks like (09:16): What tools Suz uses (14:57): How Suz got into the industry (20:00): Rapid Fire Questions (34:19): Random Segment Generator (47:07): Cassidy’s Sage Advice ------------------- “Don't be dogmatic about something just because it's the only tool that you are really comfortable with and you don't want to explore another one, because then that makes you feel weird. [...] Just think about what is actually useful, what is something that is actually going to address my needs. And try to avoid the hype train, try to avoid that feeling of FoMo.” – Suz Hinton ------------------- Links: Twitter - Follow Suz Visit fragile.systems Twitter - Follow Cassidy Twitter - Follow Zach The Dev Morning Show (At Night) YouTube Page

This episode features an interview with Eve Porcello, software engineer, instructor, author, and co-founder of Moon Highway. Since starting her company in 2012, Eve has created video content for egghead.io, O'Reilly Media, and LinkedIn Learning. She has taught JavaScript, GraphQL, and React workshops to tech professionals for nearly a decade and is a frequent speaker at conferences. In this episode, Cassidy and Zach sit down with Eve to discuss building practical tools for yourself, apps for teachers, and the power of the cowboy emoji. ------------------- Episode Timestamps: (01:33): What Eve is working on right now (03:41): What Eve’s day-to-day looks like (05:28): What tools Eve uses (07:17): How Eve got into the industry (10:12): Rapid Fire Questions (21:13): Random Segment Generator (28:54): Cassidy’s Sage Advice ------------------- “Because a lot of what I do is learning-related, sometimes I can get down a road of just trying to learn too much or taking too many tutorials or not really getting into the weeds with something. So I think building something that is somewhat practical, or maybe even just for a single user app, is nice because you'll run into problems that you don't in a nice little clean edged tutorial. So building something is super important, I feel like, and I try to not break that rule.” – Eve Porcello ------------------- Links: Twitter - Follow Eve Eve’s GraphQL Newsletter Visit Moon Highway Twitter - Follow Cassidy Twitter - Follow Zach The Dev Morning Show (At Night) YouTube Page

This episode features an interview with Ceora Ford, Developer Advocate at Auth0. Ceora began her career in 2020 during the height of the global pandemic. Because of the unusual timing, she focused on learning in public and getting her name out in the industry. Ceora’s career revolves around creating education content that makes the tech industry more accessible to everyone. She’s collaborated with companies like Apollo GraphQL, CodeSandbox, and egghead.io. In this episode, Cassidy, Zach, and Ceora discuss building relationships, learning how to ask for help, and Ceora’s love of K-pop. ------------------- Episode Timestamps: (01:53): What Ceora is working on right now (05:10): What Ceora’s day-to-day looks like (07:05): What tools Ceora uses (09:32): How Ceora got into the industry (17:46): Rapid Fire Questions (30:11): Random Segment Generator (40:07): Cassidy’s Sage Advice ------------------- “Every job that I've gotten is because of people who I became friends with through learning in public. It's not just a take relationship, it's give and take. So you do a couple things for them, they do a couple things for you. That's how I've gotten every role thus far. I really think that me investing so much time and building that community was really valuable because it's something that still helps me to this day.” – Ceora Ford ------------------- Links: Twitter - Follow Ceora Visit Ceora’s Website The Stack Overflow Podcast Twitter - Follow Cassidy Twitter - Follow Zach The Dev Morning Show (At Night) YouTube Page